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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1909
Page
4
The notice lists prize numbers from a December drawing, with first through third prizes and several others. It states ticket holders must present within ten days and that unclaimed prizes may be reissued after delays.
The page fragment lists misread advertisements and notices including wood coal firms and banks, cafe ownership changes, a store fire at Nennett Glass, and legal practice updates. It mentions May Flower Cafe at Munsey’s Cigar Store rear, a January tote of officers departing to Kittie and Webey Chapel, and various services from John Seawertz & Hane Company to Geo J Kelly.
Fragmentary note describes an unnamed firm with a claimed bowel regulation product. It cites a address 16 Walant Ave Altouma Par and mentions Bean's Heenlete as giving results. Text is garbled and unreadable in parts.
Manson announces that Hohn Shields has accepted the position of depot master at a Utah rail depot. Shields returns from Salt Lake City to assume duties immediately, after 12 years as a passenger conductor on the Oregon Short Line.
Couponed travel notice announces a single round trip fare among all Utah points for December 18 19 24 and January 1 190?. Through diminished wording the item notes holiday travel by Via D and RG with special fares and valid dates including January 4 for return.
A Senate appropriations committee hearing debated extending a probe into the Secret Service operations. President Roosevelt’s administration and committee members urged careful, non sensational inquiry with a private session to review testimony and potential implications for the department.
An account describes a town besieged by gunmen causing fear and violence. It mentions victims, a governor, and warnings as authorities seek to restore order amid chaotic events.
Police report a notably quiet New Year period with few arrests. Auto Doe, a woman once linked to Real Estate, was held briefly for distorting, Mamie Breed and others were detained for disorderly behavior, and Jane Miller faced repeated trouble after a recent release. Officers noted preliminary statements but deemed many claims groundless.
Columbo Jan 1 The nomination process in Ohio appears settled as Hep. Burton of Cleveland is expected to be named by acclamation at a Republican caucus Saturday afternoon. The vote on the senator will be perfunctory, with Merton’s section set for Tuesday January 21 to determine the congressional term ending March 4. The selection signals the end of public life for one of the leading political figures.
Chicago January 1 1903 Mary Viewka proud mother of Chicago's first baby born this year a girl born at 32 oclock as an ambulance carried the mother to the county hospital keeping pace with the city’s new year rites.
Faced with the southern Italian earthquake disaster the governor urged Rhode Island citizens to donate money. Officials appealed for rapid relief funds to aid victims and rebuild affected areas across the region.
An orphan boy risked his life to pull Lenora from frigid waters after a break caused her to fall in. He shouted for help and endured exhaustion as onlookers aided, with Lenora later revived. The boy received no formal reward despite his brave act.
Four bodies from the Mid Cacyen airliner wreck are to be shipped this morning on the pet bound train. One corpse will go to Hanreck, Mina, another to Braddock, N, while the remains of two others head to Thault, Mina, and Meadriie, Ma.
Hear reports Illinos Health Cross Society telegraphed five thousand dollars to Washington for relief efforts. The message notes safety updates regarding the Tot Towing Chicagiana and lists several individuals including Mr and Mrs Iseo Daur Mr and Mrs Charles H Thompson and others.
The president plans to send a message to Congress proposing a liberal appropriation of about 50 dollars from the California relief fund to aid the earthquake sufferers in Italy. The move comes as a broader effort to support international relief.
Frank Stotth, a night machinist for the Santa Fe railroad in Silsbee, Texas, is accused of killing his wife. Deputies removed him to prevent mob violence as the case moves toward arrest and investigation.
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